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Greek History & Culture Seminars: Ancient emergence to its postmodern ideological descendants of today

The lecture promises to offer a deep dive into Platonism from the 4th century BC to the contemporary philosophical & ideological frameworks

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Rediscovering Joice Nankivell Loch

A pivotal yet often overlooked figure in Australian history

Greek History & Culture Seminars: The Australian Greek Welfare Society (AGSW) – The Early Days

This lecture is part of the Greek History and Culture Seminars series, hosted by the Greek Community of Melbourne

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Athenian society in the 1st Millennium BC from a bioarchaeological perspective

In collaboration with the Australian Archaeological Institute of Athens

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Prof. Gonda Van Steen explores the “Silent Migration” of Greek children

It explores the mass adoptions of Greek children to the USA & the Netherlands from 1948 through the 60s

Greek History & Culture Seminars: The Heroic Retreat – Serbs in Corfu

Over 400,000 thousand Serbs, military and civilian, together with 23,000 Austrian prisoners of war, started the journey

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Annual Pontian Genocide Memorial Seminar will be hosted by the GCM in collaboration with Pontiaki Estia

This significant event serves as a poignant reminder of the tragic events of the Pontian Genocide

Greek History & Culture Seminars: Kastellorizo & its Gold

Kastellorizo has an extraordinary history of prosperity and destruction

GCM’s Greek History & Culture Seminars: Understanding Greece’s Financial Crisis through political cartooning

The Greek financial crisis garnered significant international attention & became a subject of fascination for political cartoonists worldwide

Strong interest in Google’s seminars under the auspices of Greek Tourism Ministry

During the first 10 days of operation of Greece From Home platform, more than 1,000 participants registered to attend group online seminars

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